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Aiugusto, 1839.
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_ , THE N‘OI{\VALK GAZE'l‘T‘E
IS PUBLISHED EVERY WEDVIESDAY MORMIVIG,
IVcst side of the Bridge.
BY '
_, JOHNILTOBITT.
Tiiiitms.-—'I‘wodollars er aiznum, a ableiri
_ I’
‘allcases. uartcrl in advance.
, ‘I_ 3! _ , ,
5; Po subscribers who live out of the Carriers
frlistrict and call at the Office for their papers. ’
‘ $1 50 per year, 7:/‘paid in arlvri1icc——other\vise
I $573 will be charged. Mail subscribers per
atintfm, payable in advance. I\'ooiliersatterid-
. ed to, and no subscription receivt (I for less Klimt
one year. To compaiii‘es_ of si.i or more. re-
ceiving their paperis by mail. 51 50. I703/'Jl'l€ all
together, in advaricc.
‘ Executor-’s and Adr‘ninistrator’s Notices, 3 in-
sertions, $1——‘Cominissioner’s notices, $1 25.
Yearlv advertisers. one square, $10 perannum,
payable quarterly iri_ advance. The privilege
of vearly advertisersis limitedtotlieir own im-
, -
mediate business—all extra advertisements will
be charged at the usual rtttes. All other adver
tisemeutsat the rate of$1 per square for 3 inser-
lions, and 25 cents for each subsequent insertion.
0:? All casual advertisementssent to this Of-
fice, should be accompanied by the cash. No
others still be i.nsc7'tcrl..
I
CONSU.-HPTIONCURED,
Y DR. GREGORY’S BALSA M OF
LlVERWOR'I‘.—Dr. Gregory. 180 Al-
len street, New York. has long experienced the
niostputiiform success in the co re of consumption
by the use of his cozinpotiiid Balsam of Liver-
wor-L, avlerelaounxfl and Plettrisy Root, and at
‘lie._rc-perm-t! zitiitil cozitrtiest solicitatiriiis of his
or fiierids, and ainon-g w"ri-om are many eminent
nieilical practitioners : has at length consented
to prepare it in la-rg-ertrpitiiittiiics than heretofore
arid luzlverttiisc it, tliat the public in general
‘ tr-tight be betiii-fitted by SU‘\'8ll!8l)lc and necessary
so trnivcie as this real-‘lyiis, in the crire of this
hit Item) foviitiilable disease. For sale wholesale
and retail. by A. B. & D. Sands. NIL 79 0|"!
100 Fulrmi st. N. Y. also at retail by M. II.
Burrell 210 Clratliarn sire-rt. G. &.'..l'. Codrling-
‘ion. Spring Street, corner of Hudson. and by the-
Doctor at his residctice 180 Allen street, where
applicaliotis for agencies are SIIIICIICII, if by
mail, direct box 794. New York, I’. 0.. and to
be post paid. Air irgcrrl istcririterl‘irz this town.
‘toad the following certificates and judge for
yourself. °
New York. August 23, 1839.
I do hereby certify that I eotiiiiiciicetl taking
’ Dr. Gregoryhs Cotnputirtil l3.ilsaiii of Liverwort
and Pleurisy Rout about four iiioiiths iigo, for the
curisuriiptiuri, with \'tI.lCll I had been laid up a
long time, but now I am it well lie-riltliy titan.
’ Joiix l3ui*i.i-:r.. No. 77 James st,
-.\'-tit York, Atigust, I839.
Dr. Greg-iry—I)earsir, Your (loriipoiiiid Bal-
sam of Liverwort has liven the means ofs-zviiig
my life—l was fast nppruacliiiig my t'lltI by the
tlotilile coriiplaint of Ciiiisttiitptiiiri and Liver
_C0tfl])liIlIll, I lI1l\'PIHl{|‘ll live llt|llIl'§. and I tttii
so riitrcli licttertiiiit I have l't‘5l.'llll2:l my ltusi
iii-na'[lt:it liiiisliiri-_-] btit I shall contiriiie the use
ofyuur Balsriiii for sortie time to r-oriii-..
J33. V. llowuzi’.
Nassau st, near the Navy yard, Brooklyn.
Dr. Gregiiry—Sir, after sufiieriiig for about
two "1-ar5~ with .~i St_‘VCI'C cough and raising of
plilegiri. with a severe pain in the lircast and
side, I was iiiilxrrerl by the advice of a frit-.iid to
try :2 bottle of your Coiripound Bztlsaiii ofLiver-
wort, and to my great joy in less than a fortnight,
I found relief and am now entirely at well innit.
Amzx. Si.o_t.\'.f30 Roosevelt st‘. N. Y.
New York. '3Stli. I839. if I23
‘A. B. ts‘ D SANDS
ELEBRATED remedy for Salt Rheum
Ring ’Worin, Ti-tter, ElZ“lll:t, Sczillcil‘
Head. Birbcrs liftlll, aIlt'tl all 0(ll.ll?t‘ diseases 0;‘
the skin are of -cttta -y curt: iy ’-it: use 9
Sautls’ femcdy for Salt Rheum. It has within
a few rm-iiiths cured rising 50_U0 diff?-rent cases
of the above diseases ofthe skirt, and Ill ver been
ktto-.vn to fail in crtiiliczrtiiig airy disease of this
kind wlterc a fair trial has been givcii.
'l‘lierr-. is no dang.-r of applying it cveii to the
tender skin of ti young iiifatit. _’I‘t.-stiriioniiils of
its efficacy, both verbal and writt-. n, are alirios
daily ret;t'iV(‘.tl, \\'lllClI can be so-.-ii on applied’
tion to our agents
“\ lfirlicin [’or(ci‘,iiicrcl.ant, ofF.ill Ri\‘er,_l\I:iss.
, ktttertitics that at'ti_-.r li:iviii_g bi.-on :rll‘llCl.t'tl wiili tlit:
Stilt Rliettin in its s~ vurr--st. furtii.-', for scvt-rul
vears, he was entirely r-tin.-d by this rciiiedy iii
the course ofrr few weeks, and has liei.-n entirely
frcefrorii the dis. use for two years. .
H. ]l[. Rittrzrbairrl, of No. 185 Reade street.
New York, testifies that be was cured of the
Salt Rho.-ttm, after using Sands’ reme_dy,orily
five days; and tiilviscs every person similarly
afll t‘.lf,'.tl to use the satire medicine.
Eiius Bunncll, of Staten Island. certifies that
this iiieuicirie cured his wife ofthe Salt Rheutn
in mmc we.-.l;s ; and says I26 would not liesitate
to puy onc /iuirclrcrl dollars for this medicine if
that was t.he price, and his wife should again be
in the same sitiiaiion.
For sale iti Norwalk, by Charles Isoacs;
Bridgeport, \\"in. B. Dyer. 124
DENTAL NOTICE.
OCT. A. HILL, tliavkful forthe patronage
he has recr.-iv.".tl in his profession during
nine rnoiitlis past, in Norwalk, begs leave to iii-
form tire public, that he still continues a few
doors west of the Bridge, in Burrt_ill’s Buildings,
where he will be happy at airy time to see his
friends, and answer all their calls in Dental
Surgery. . -
Iiicorruptible teeth inserted from one to a
full set. Also, teeth cleansed, separated, ex-
tracted, &.c., and all those diseases of the teeth
attended to, which, if suffered to continue, are
productive of so much mischief.
Re,/‘ereit_ces.—Emery Bisscll, M. D.; J. D.
MrL._.an, M. D.; Hon. Thoiiias B. Butler;
Hon, Benjamin lsaacs, Norwalk. Nehemiah
Perry, M. D. Ridgefield. R. B. Botsford. M.
D.; Doct. D. P. Knapp, Danbury. Doct.
Howell Rodgers, Colcliiester, Ct. William
Witter, M. D. Williamantic, Ct.
July 20. 1839.
BEA VER TEENS cf BANG UP CORD.
‘ — ' LARGE assortment for 18d to 7s per
yard. Some of which are of‘ a very su-
perior quality. Also, 1!. large assortment of
ds for.i_ncn’s and youth's apparel,
nummer.g00
for sale bv STEVENS & CLOCK.
April I6. tf 110
PRINTS ! PRINTS! .' PRINTS ! ! !
' YARDS prints just receiv-
ed at the cash store, and
for sale cheap by Swuvuivs,
‘No. 2Burrall’s buildings, west side the bridge.
No;-walk,, April 22, 1839. tf 111
. NAILS _ I , d
ERY low at the store former y occupte
, . j ' J, S , E . 50 kegs first
by William ireeilved ziiid for sale at 6d
| t'i . .
- iv “"i*°'.&’.‘I’.‘..i‘.l‘.‘.".l.3’.........
7 sale by
nil. ‘
_tf 126
' ./
Ctiimicitn. W0
ovizit il0!'l‘.’S STORE. _0N 'i‘iii:‘noc‘Ir,
TWOPDOLLARS PER ANNUM,]i
._
vet...‘ XXEH.
. ::t
_- .'j*-triti-
§ii?@R?iVALE£.' t3le5ivr-i. Wr«mr.tassms*._
‘i‘i’I"I1U'1'II—-UNI'l‘Y-¥I‘1<2ACE." '~ j
0t}.’E3;3i_BER
"‘l __ . £23.-
IN ‘AD VANCE
[1’A1’ABDE‘
Ff Us
1839. see.
’$S§.i9
I I A. . .,.' 1"
_‘B'u,t the others ca:.’t all get, in,’ said-the
.ll‘lVt‘I‘. . ,
' Thm lét '-liérin '?Ii.le on the'.top,’ anstvei'-
oil I. l I ' ' ‘ _~
‘ ‘ Really, _,M=r. Sug:i'rhogsheail3 -‘said '_liej
. had ntyou better ride on the top'yt5ttiself'.t',
For heaverifs sake, ho.’ f's'aid''a'nother,
; Don t put that great "fart chuIr.,,,,;%_,. M9,;
ie ll make ustop heavy and ovérsét rial’. .”_i
‘I have no notion of riding on: the top,’
3'-11-! I, ‘So you may niakje y.o_r_ri-§,,-It-Ls gag,-
on that score.’ . " '”
‘But you must get out,’ said tlléy,"s-aha
wait for the next stage.’ t ’
_‘And what will btcome'of my dinner ’I'
.. Sziid I. g -
‘llere 1S Mrs. Picliletoh and h'e.r_ ‘-‘$9,135,
GOOD new plain watches warranted to per-
form to suit the purchaser, for 3312. formerly S0!!!
3, 316, at Disi3imw’s.
TEVENS 66C LOCK will open tb-iiiorrow.
S a large assortment of seasouable Dry Goods,
which M11 be offered at prices calculated to suit
Call before purchasing elsewhere.
JIIORE NE W GOODS.
purchasers. _
You may find it an 0l>_)€(-‘I I0 U0 50'
Aug.‘20. _ _ ,
OILS AND ESSENUES.—All kinds of
esale or retail
Oil and Essgrices, for sale at wliol ‘
DURYEE s.
at New York prices. 01
LADIES IL/ITS.
H I4‘. subscribers having a large assortment
of LeHl)Ot‘Il Flats, Tuscan Braid. Split
Straw and Mixt Braid Flats, will sell them. (In
consequence of the season oeing far ailt'ancetl,)
at prices much reduced. Any person warning
will find it an object to call.
Aljflust 19, S'ri:vi:.\'s 66 CLOCK-
SILKS cf‘ IIIUSLIN LANES.
STEVENS A; CLOCK will this day open a
large assortment ofSilks ofalmnst every de-
scription ; also a large assortment of Muslin (16
Lanes, all of which will be sold at a small ad-
vance from cost. AU‘—’"~" 20%-_,
D.-\Y’S Counterfeit Detector. Bank Note
List, and a variety of Blank Books for sale low
a, Duitviai-2's.
A7 COST. _ -
HE SIIIISCTIIIPT now offers for sale his as-
sorimeiit of Ladies Hats at cost. Now is
vour time to buy you a good and cheap hat at
the store of T- STEVENS-
August 20.
O'l‘ICE.——A .-znperiur article of Refined
Salerattis and Pearlasli, for sale at 1 shil-
ling per iitittntl, at DUnrrE’s.
\VAN'l‘ED, 500 pairs woolen socks and
stor-kiiigs. for which the highest price will be
paid at the store of L- CLARK 35 C0
LEVI CLARK <§- Cf). _
"'"""AVIC just received from New York. a very
2:.-E. lianilsrirne lot of patent Gold Lever and
Lnliirte \Vatclies; Gold Chains: Seals and
fangs; Silver Lever and Lcpiric Vfaiclies.
Also. a fine zissiirtinmit of Scapiiiei‘it VVatclies
..[';;}! 1.-,'.n.ls \\'l‘il(’.ll Will ll? solil very clit'.'ip.
Gold pencils, silver tin with rings. a pretty
writ,-1.3 for lollies; silk rind head purses with
grunt variety of faiit-.y articles in their line. Cal!
and see.
- Mav 28. I839.
SILKS.’
SILKS!
and entirely new patterns.
(:95 of a little the liantlsoniesi and best black
‘out the largest assortment by far, of any store
it the village. S'l‘l-."v'.l£Z\'3 -f‘l5_,;QI-0‘-7K’
August 26. ‘.-“if.
LOOKING GLASSES.——A new lot receiv-
prlthigrinv. I1. C0.
BRO.-1 DCLO THS.
S'ri:v1;.\'s 65 Cpocig.
-5.
Y
August 8.
ALICO at 7d per yard, the cheapest and"
best yet ofi'ere_d, for sale to day by
L CLARK &. Co.
""UR SALE. :1 zarge quantity of D. &J.
Antes fine letter paper. Price. 18 Gil per
rttiire. nr 50 it t‘t‘t‘tttl. Irv fl‘. S't‘EVENS.
- '1'URN1P SEED
RAISED
the present season, for sale by
J. A. VVEI-‘.D._
IRON AND S'1‘Ib'l1;Li of all kinds and sizes
for sale at the New York prices, by '
Noiumiv ANDREWS.
August I2.
LUUKIIVG GLASS.-Ari assortment of al-
most every size glass, for sale low for cash at.
Dismtow’s. _
HARD WARE. ETC.
ORMAN ANDREWS having purchased
the stock and taken the store of VVm. J.;
Street, Esq. would inform his friends and the
putlic that he will keep all articles in the above.
lirie, anil sell as low as any other establishment.
N()r\\'all{.iJl]lV 1st. 1839. II‘. 12,5
NE W MAIL ARRA1V(fEME1V’1‘."' '
I VHE Mail for New York, closes at this office,
daily, at 8 o’clock, A. M. by steamboat.
ar12.t P. M. by the Mail Stage.
Tlie Eastern Mail for New Haven and Hart-
ford, closes daily at halfpast 7. A- N-
'I‘lie Mails for Daribury and Liiclifield daily,
closes at 11 o'clock, A. M. '
Joim BURRALL, P. M.
Norwalk, July 22. 1839.
FOR SALE
A HOUSE and LOT, pleasantly
situated on the West side of Nor-
walk Harbor, a few rotls south of die
.- Bridge. Any person wishing to pur-
chase a convenient place at a great. bargain,will
do well to apply soon to JOHN A. WEED, Nor-
walk, or the subscriber at 25 Peck Slip, N. Y.
WM. UNDERHILL, Jr.
' if 251
July 29. 1839.
SUMJIIER DRY GOODS.
THE subscribers have jrist received a large
addition to their stock of sumtner Dry,
Goods, embracing many goods of entire new
styles. They have a large assortment. Pritii—
ed Cambrics, Muslin de Lanes, Plain and
Figured Silks, Ladies Hats, some extra fine
Leghorn Flats, &c. écc.
August 6. STEVENS & Cnocx.
NOW IS THE ‘ TIME
For Bargains
AT THE NEW YORK STORE.
STEVENS & CLOCK have this day re-
ceived one of the large assortments of Fall and
Winter Dry Goods, ever brought to Norwalk.
They flatter themselves that theirassortment of
goods atthe present time, is larger, better select-
ed, and cheaper than they have ever been able
to offer before. They will not enumerate articles,
but can assure the public that their assortment
embraces almost every article usually called for
in the dry goodsline. ‘ -
Septembei'23.
"r V I .\‘lOTH Y SEED.-13 barrels, Clt.‘2lI|,i_'},Uf3l
, received at fVI',)_"§1L'.t_‘0lfI'S.
\Vestport. September 9. 1839. 31132
ZEPLI-ER VVORSTED.
J UST received at the cash store a large quanii.
, ty of Zephcr Viorsted. of all the difierent
shades. Also, a variety.of Floss Silk, for sale
by T. S’l‘EVICNS.
CHENELLE.
SPLENDID assortuieiit cfClienelle Cord
just received at the cash store, No. 2 Bur-
rall’s Block, west the bridge.
—» T. S'rrvi:ivs.'
T.
HU3iii~:L1. 6: Co.
WHEA
F OR sale by
Sept. 1-1. . r
PILOT CLOTH, and Pateiit Felt do.
Broadclotlis, Cassimeres, Satiiietts. iind flannel.-3
of all kinds. L. CLARK& Co.
3:? Tw_g‘l2'0/ti‘ SHA WLS, some 0ILll7'6l]/
new arirl /iairrlsoiirc ; Jlleri/to rlo.
' L. CLARK 8.: Co.
7 ‘HE Court of Probate for the district of
Norwalli. has limited and allowed six
inonllis from this date for the exhibition ofclaims
against the estate ol' Ilfoses Jennings, late of
\Vilton. deceased. And we the subscribers,
coiiimissioricrs appointed by said Court. to re-
ceive. anil examine the claims to said restate,
hereby give notice thatwe win auend to the du-
ties of our uppoiiittnent at the house of Noah
Olmsiead, irisuid Norwalk,on the first Mondays
of December and February next, at 1 o’clock,
P. M. on each of said days.’
Moses GREGORY,
JOXIN A. \Vi-ii-:1“), .
Norwalk, September’ 9. 183i9.';' 3x132
CARD.——’I‘O THE PUBLIC. —Tme
amouiit ofbodily and mental misery arising
from a neglect of small complaints is iricalcula-
ble, and it is therefore of the utmost importance
that a strict attention to the least and most
trifling bodily infirmities should be had ; for the
diseases of the body invariably affect the mind,
Moll'at's Vegetable Life Medicines, is in every
insiarice where they have been thoroughly used,
have tiiumplicd over disease in almost all its di-
versified forms. The salutary eflccts of the
Life Medicines have, infact, been so universal-
ly experienced, that in the short space of three
years, they have become ftillyestablislied as the_
most easy, safe and perfect mode of_'_ treatment
ever ofI'ere.l to the publ-ic.,-2;" i 1
It is unnecessary, here,“Ifor Mr‘. ._MoIl‘at to re-
capitulate all the reasons which have induced.
; Cotnm’rs.
LARGE assortment of plain and figured hlI1H_0 a|'t’IV6*.1Ulll5 0031403100‘-‘-I-I! l.55ll!l‘1'.'-llé“!
Silks. sortie of wliich are very choice styles (“T !l_““ ‘-0 93)i’s_{l13t 150 disinterested.‘testimony
. ‘V6 have “W, ,,;e_ of his fellow citizens who have liee_i;,i$c._ed in
'r
use the Life Metiicines, willygfreely
silks evcroffcrcd in this iii.-irket. Any person in My One“ ‘Vim mt’-W I113! d!5l’°*'5°d .'.‘.‘.’i‘l'i.""i“iIfi5'i::-iii!ii'9"
the want of silks. can rest assiirretl that tliev Offiuev °C7t B"°a‘!“"3.Y° Hg.‘-ll88.4l'erB-'**'5f°’
will find the subscribers have not only the best 53V"-T3! ‘I30!-‘Sand leuerss ‘V0!’-1011"-ll)’ Pl'0,fi‘€l'Qd. by
his patieiits, the receipt and _pejrosa‘l" Oii‘.'_V§{I]_"l___Cll,
has given him more pleasureglreiu all‘.-'_’l'h‘e
wealth ofthe East could confer....-
The reader may not perhaps 'be,at_i."ii're> '»_that
the origin -.of Moff'at’s Life l\Iedicinesr"-was the
rosultof a protracted and painful 'iIlnéss of their,
originator, Mr. John Moflat. Wlieurtaken ill,‘
A LARG H assortmentufBroadcloths. Cassi- Mr. M. was a prosperous and flourisliing mer-
mi-res, Saitioerts. together with =1 large 8SS0fl- cheat in the lower part of the city: and having
merit of goods for meu’s and youths summer consulted and employed a number o'four most
apparel.l”5‘ ’°"°lV°d mid for sale unusually IOW‘ skilfulpbysicians; be. after months of suffering,
was prevailed upon to purchase the recipe for.
the invaluable vegetable preparation which he
now offers to the public. ‘
The eflect of the Life Medicines in liis_‘own
- case was unparalleled in the history of Medical
‘I-‘oitn, near the steamboat landing. Qld \Vell, or
. experience ; and he immediately deiermiiied to‘
offer to rliewogld-a Medicine to which he ‘not
only owed liislife. but his happ‘in'ess. The uni-
, form success which has since attended their ad-
ministration in every instance where a fair
trial has been given them, has been attested by
, thousan_cl's and inconiestibly proves her intrinsic
merit.
The Life Medicines can be taken with safety
9 by persons of any age; and the feeble, ilie in-
» firm, the nervous and the delicate, are strengili 1
ened by their operation, because by their
the system, and their assimilation with and
purificaiioii of the blood, they clear the system
ofal‘-l ‘bad liumcrs. ( uiet of nervous irritability,
and ‘invariably produce sound health. ”
For full particulars relative to the ‘various
diseases and modes of treatmentvriih the Life
Medicines, the reader is referred to the good Sa-
mar~ita~u, .3pu'blislierl gratuitously by W. B.
LVIOIIEI, 367 Broadway, in which are also pub-
lished ‘a’ selection from numerous flattering and
congratulatory ‘letters received the past few"
months. , , . .
MoI_l‘at's Vegetable Life Pills and Plienix
Bitters, are ‘sold wholesale and retail by Wm.
B. Moffai, 367, Broad way’. New York, to whom
all letters must be=d__irected post -paid.
JOHN A. WEED, Agent for Norwalk._, __ _
Some
M0~USALINE DE LAINES.
F LARGE assortment just received.
fine qualities and choice -patterns -for 30 and
375 cents the yard. Just received by _
.S'rr:vr:ivs dc Crock.
L EFT my house on the 10th inst. my son,
Thomas Ritch. aged 13 years. All per-
sons are forbid harboring, trusting or employing
him on penalty of the law. Whoeve'r knows
where he may be found, and will give informa-_
tion by mail, directed to Horseueck Post Office,
or otherwise, shall be reasonably rewarded for
their trouble. Rania Ri'i'cu.
Horseneck, September 14, 1839. 3t*132
T a Court of Probate, held at Westport, this
the 10th day of September, 1839, the ad-
ministrator on the estate of Adeline Allen, late
of Westport. deceased, represents the same in-
solvent and insufficlantto pay the debts; there-
fore notice is hereBy 3’ ii to all persons inter-
ested in the estate ofiaid deceased, that commis-
. sioners to receive,-ex'amine. and allow the legal
claims against said estate, will be appointed at"
the Probate Ofiice in said Westport. on the 22d
ofsepternber, 1839, at 9 o'clock in the forenoon,
at which time they will appear if they see cause.
and be heard thereon. And the adniinisirator
is hereby directed to cause this order to be pub-
county of Fairfield, and also post the same on
the common sigri’ post insaid Westport.
3t*132] THOMAS F.'R.OW1.AND, Judge.
IJAD BAGS-, bead purses, spool stands.
-fans, doc. very cheap at the fancy store of
. L. CLARK &Co.
prompt and proper action upon the secretions of '
lished in some-public paper, printed within the '
1‘ JDELO ITIS !
@- and ,satt_ii_iet_s ._iii .thé village.’ for sale very
pains in sele‘ctirig5' tiierit.ft;r this market. and
can be warranted to give the purcliaser satisfac
tiori. Call and see. ’
Allflllsl 26. STEVENS dc Cpncx.
—. MORE NE W’ (:r'OODiS.
STEVENS «'5: CLOCK have just received a
large assortmeiit of Dry'Goods suitable for ilie
present and approaching seasons, which will be
sold cheap. Call and see.
August 26.
ROUND SALT.—Ground salt, a very
_ fine article for dairy use. for sale by
I‘IUl2BF.LI. 8»: Co.
TAILORS {'6 TAILORESSES WANT-
ED.-—'l‘lie subscribers wish to engage woritirien
for making coats, vests. and pantaloons. They
will also give employment to females at making
shirts, drawers, (Sic. Apply immediately at the
store ofTweeily 66 Hoyt.
JOHN H. TWEEDY, 66 Co.
Daiibury, August 12, 1839. tf 128
FREI GHT cit PAAGE BOA T.
T/re team Packet Citizen,
A. Locxwoon, CAPTAIN,
WILL leave Hoyt’s land-
ing at Norwalk Bridge, dur-
ing the month of October,
at the following hours:
__».
TUEDAY
.-—-. - .:—_—4-—:_ 2.
lst at 6 0'clo c/r, P. III.
TH URDAY 3d at 6 “
TUEDAY 8!/i, at 9 “
TH URDA Y 10:/i, at 10 --
TUESDAY l5t/i, at 6 “
THURSDAY 17th, at 6 “
TUESDAY 2:?.rl, at 8 9‘
IIURSDAY24t/i, at 9 it
TUESDAY 29!/r, at 6 “
THURSDAY 31st, at 6 “
The Citizen leaves New York, at the foot of’
Market street, every Wednesday at 2 o’cloe.‘;,
and every Saturday at ,1o’clock‘, P. M.
N. 13. All persons are hereby forbidden to
trust the crew of said boat on account of the
boat and owners ; nor will said boat or owners
be responsible for any freight or pacliage, for
which a receipt has not been. given, signed by
the captain or clerk of said boat. For further
infurination apply on board, or at the store of
the subscriber. " _ -
P. S. No frieght delivered until paid for-_.
MONSON HOYT.
Norwalk, October 1, 1839.
A :cOUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR
.
Ag TWO story dwelling house, with sixteen
1. acres ofland, consisting of a rneailnw, an
apple 'r_)'it'cb_ard, and a lTZI“ntl8t)_IA"iu g_...... ..r°J.v..i -
nu: -.'ree§’.’*"‘-It is situated one mile from the
village of VVesiport, Fairfield county, Conn. and’
about the same distance from several houses of
worship. and good schools. It is beautifully
located for a country residence, as it commands
a very extended view ofLong.Island Sound, and
the surrounding country. Gentlemen wishing
to purchase a retreat from the bustle and con-
fusion of the city during the warm summer
months, will find this place for clieapness and
beauty of location. art object worthy oftlieir at-
tention. Title iudisputable. For terms which
will be liberal, and other particulars apply to
Ciu_iiu.1-is IsitA__c's, Norwallr, or Tiios. C. HAN-
to WM. C.‘BRlNCK£;RHOFF, No. 12‘D__e_y st. New
York. . =[If11b
‘CHAIRS! CHAIRS! ! .
THE subscriber has constantly
hand at his shop, on the ‘Dan-
bury read. about lialfa mile north
of the Bridge, a good assortriienii of
chairs, which he will sell -very
cheap. Among his assortment
may be found Maple, Fancy, and
VViudsoreliairs ofalmost all prices.
Boston rockers from $2 to 4.-
‘ Nurse chairs at 12 and 13s. A
good assortment of cabinet ware.
EVER/1‘ QUINTARD.
N-orwalk. August 19, 1839. tfl28
REYNOLDS AND PAR'1lIELY’S FE-
JIIALE HEALTH RESTORATIVE.
.1".HIS medicine is admitted by physicians
who have given it a fair trial, to be the
best "now in use for the diseases peculiar to fe-
males. ‘It invaribly removes obstructions. regu-
lates in most cases of painful, too frequent on
profuse menstruation, and has cured the most
obstinaieicases of floor albus. Dr. ‘J. Morrison.
who has '~praciised for 20 years in Oneida, N.
Y. says he has tried it in the worst cases of re
tention or suppression of the menses with ad-
mirable success,‘and recommends it to all physi-
cians to use it in their practice. It is not a
‘C ‘tliartic b’i'it Tonic and Aperieot medicir-ie.
Price 32 per box. containing 100pills. Prepared
and sold wholesale and retail by Reynolds 66
Parrnelv. Pittsford, Monroe co. N. Y., and for
sale by J. A. \Veed, Norwalk; N. Word_in,
Bridgeport ‘; B. C. Baxter, New London: Lee
do Butler, Hartford; and G. M. Boardmau,
iyiitldletown. I lf13.0
, C. E. DISBROI/V,
‘VATCH Maker and Jeweler. has during the
past wee‘k returned from New York, with
a new assortment of goods, of which the follow-
ing comprise a part; Watches, Breast Pius,
Finger Rings, Watch Keyes, very handsome
patiterns, silver '1‘hii'nbles, the heaviest kind. sil-
ver Pencils, 21 large assortment, Tooth, Cloth
and Hair Brushes, Combs, Black, Cut, Coral
and Imitation Coral Beads, &c'.' The above
goods will be sold low for cash.
, Sept. 2. . .
IN consequence ofthe decease ol'Joshua King,
and John F. King. of the late firms of King
65 Hawley. King. Hawley 66 C0,, and \Villiam
Hawley ‘A’. Co. it is necessary to .close the con-
cerns of said firms. All persons indebted to
them either by note or book account, are request-
ed to make immediate payment to the under-
signed, surviving partner, or Rufus H. King and
Joshua J. King, Administrators on the estate of
Joshua King.
—IY‘\
Wi1.LiAiii HAWLEY.
Ridgefielrl, Sept. 5, 1839. 3l*l31
CL()CKS.—Son_ie very handsome patterns
this day received, at the cheap store of
L. CLARK'r.'i: Cu.
MUSLIN DE LANES, new and handsome
HE largestlassortirieiiit o_fcIotbs_, cassiiiiercsi.
low by the sr,ilasfc'r_ilic'.rs_"it',l:o have‘ taken great‘
‘they would fain ‘participate in, but find it_be-
.FI0IIt 6/rc Ltitf-3&3’ Coiripiiiiion.
KAT YDIDS.
_ BY MRS. SEBA SMITH.
N0t\',’K:ttytli:l, I know it all.
That long dispute I've lieard;
I‘.Ii'sieri’d ’neaili the old peach tree,
,_‘-V. And licartl it, every word.
5‘~f§*Ye sat, a noisy little group, __
Arid told it all with Zt‘Sl—- ,
Some “ Katyrlid n‘t" stotitly cried, -
And “ Katydid,” the rest.
The little prtitles! I heard them tell
The story o’i:r and 0 er ;
And they, no_iloubr, have done the same
A rizillion times l)(‘Il)I't3I
How_Kaiy went down the lane
\Viili one I must iioi name; , '
And how he kissed her cheeks and lips-
NOW. pray. was Kate to blame?
I'm sure that I have alwavs tlioiiglir
A kiss a harmless thing;
S0’pl‘()ll][)l upon a iiiairleii’s cheek
Plie ready blush to bring.
Now, is it thought so very bad
\Vliere Katy’s home was bid?
And don’t they walk with lovers there,
Alone, as Katy did 1
He kiss'd her cheek, and Katv smil’d;
Her hluslies went and came;
He kiss’d her lips, and Katy kiss‘d_
Now. pray, was Kate to blame?
Brit up theresprang a naughty elf,
A jealous little sprite. _
\Vlio came to watch prior Katy there,
Beneath the starry night.
Away he ran with wicked speed,
And. “Katyrlid._" he cried—-
And ":KZlly(ll(l I]’I,” I_()udIy'ca]1?r]
Thelover by his side.
Away they went, a train piirsuei.l,
Unknowing what it meant.
Arid “ Katydid ri’t,”—" Katydid,”
‘Upon the air they sent.
And.thos,.for ages, they Iia've’l.-eegii
Disputing all the iirne. ‘
About that poor kiss poor Katy gave‘-’—
Sure, was it such a crime?
THE LOST DINN-ER,
on 1-. CORPULENT cisN'1‘,_t_.i~:.iiAi~t’s ADVENTURES.
‘Oh, that this too solidlflesh would melt,
thaw and resolve itself into dew.’-11am[e3_
‘ Let me have men about me that are fat.’-'-
Julius Caesar. '
_ mall the ilrrrru s ‘v which ‘, Ill N‘.-t._t....‘.‘..
attempted to Llistur t e quiet _0 this lnlessed
world, I think there i"s‘hori'e equal to the dis-
position which half the community have for
tormenting fat people. I can speak feeling-
ly on this point, for I am a fat -man myself.
Your lean fellows live in quiet, nobody
thinks of poking fun at them, or jostling
them in the street, or squeezing them in a
crowd, or a stage coach, or box at the thea-
tre. They slip through the common rubs
and crosses of life as easily as a snake
through the bushes. A SIi1l'V€IlIlgDlli'lS an
immunity against all tribulations; bitt a fat
mati—-there is no mercy for him; he is a
butt for all ‘jokes ‘that are currcntf;, there is
no ‘sharp ‘shooting but hits him, He is too
prominent a mark to escape. The lea‘n"0fies
envy his goodly size, and i'_evenge_tlieinsclves
the only way theyycan, ‘by ridiculing what
yond their reach, as the fox turned up his
right honorable noseat-certain grapes.
Who would not be fat iflie_could'.l I don’t
see any harm in being far. It is sheer
malice and envy that would set the world
against fat people, who generally speaking,
are the most -useful and good huinored of the
community; fruges consumers na.t2',_ they
keep theiinarkefs up and make trade flourish.
If to be ‘fat is to he hated says Falstaff: then
are Pli:i‘1r‘oal_i’s lean k‘-lIIe‘fO be loved. Iliate
lean folks, they make me think of afamine ;
and short commons are an abornination unto
men of any condition. But ‘let me come to
the point, and ‘the point ofthe matter is, that
I make it a point never to refuse an invit-
tion to dinner. Now I re‘c_eived,an invitation
to one last week, the most, .magr_i‘ficent diinrier
that has been eaten in this city 'th‘es'e.fi'fty
years. The very mention of the dishes
made my mouth water. Alderman Gobble
who gave the dinner, knows how to create
an appetite in his guests, by aspecification of
his tit bits. I need not-"stop now to recapitu-
late the niceties which the worthy alderman
imagination for a week in anticipation ’o'fth'e
feast. Suffice it to say, it was a meal fit for
a gourrnarid, a'nd,I had raised an appetite fit
to do justice to it. Oh ye demons of disap-
pointment! hotv could ye serve me such a
trick as to balk me oftliat dinner! .
For as my ill ‘luck would have it, I hap-
pen to live just now about ten miles from
Boston. _‘There is no difficulty, one would
think, in jumping into the stage and posting
to towr-i——a'iidthat is true enough in the case
of ordinary folks, but see what plagues beset
a fat manl I had bespoke my passage, and
was the first to get into the stage, when a
disagreement arose about the space which I
occupied in the vehicle. The driver assert-
ed that I had taken but one seat, and all the
others in the coach were engaged before me.
Now as he undertook to prove by regular
admeasurement, that my immense 1'9“mdl!_Y
of corporation. as he was pleased to call it,
occupied at least space enough for four, he
maintained that all the others should seat
themselves first, and then I might get in if 1
could.
‘Not in the day time, my lad,’ said I, as
[seated myself snugly on the back scat——
‘First come, first served I have got my
THE OLD uisi‘--U'ri:s on T11 if
- '-have got to Boston by this time.’
had promised and with which I regealed "my ~
Cl'iIl(lt'Cn, who will all be disappointed of phi.
ces lllilillt-3 city, iftliey do not arrive rit’t\i'r'cr
o’cI‘pc'k.’, _ . '
' And I shrill beldisappointed of my dinner,
l if I do not -,_i'-each Alderman Gobble's at the_‘
"saute time.’ _
"Tis enough to'ti‘_v'the ‘p'zitiet'ic’e of ‘Job?
.'said Mrs. Pickleton.
‘ Don’t talk to me about JOI):',"8tiI(.I 'I,"li'e.
— never had such an invitation to a dinner in
his life.’ ' _ _
‘ But you cannot go, with us,’ said they. .
‘But I must go with you,’ said 1, ‘Sb
saying I threw back my head. and compose}!
myseli on my ‘seat, and let them seefthat ‘l
- \y't1S‘l).()l to be I! ovcd After some alterca-
- tion with the other passengers,'the driver
shirt the coach door, and left 'me "tvitlilti
ztlone Pi'c_seritly ti smack 9f‘ the _\v_liip,,_and_'
the horses started. I thought we set off :1;
‘.1 Very easy pace, and was highly delighgeil
to find inysell sole possessor of the insidebf
the coach where I had expected to be annoy-i.
ed by the company of Mrs. ‘Picklelon dud
her seven children.
Vt7e traveled ‘at ’‘_so easy and comfortable
a rate. that I fall into a doze, an infirmity‘
to wl.-icli I am sornetvhataccustomed. though
. not in stage coaches. I dreamt of flit!-iiig’zit
Altlerrnari Gobble’: dinner,’ where :’I lie
eating and eating, till Ithouglitl never sliou d
have enough. VVhat was tlIe‘mo'st singular
of all was, that the more I atefheiliungr-i’eir
Iygrew. Methotight the dinliér lasted tin.
conscionabliy ‘long, till at ‘last ‘I awoke from
pure hunger. _ ~
was fair"ly.starved out of, my dream.—‘_
‘Sl“'€‘l)’.’ thought ‘I, as I. atvoke, I‘ we must
. I pulled
Ollt my watch. It was half past two "I-—.-
,‘ Heavens!’ ‘exclziiiiied I, ‘ Where a"'re:'tve"'.1’
‘I-jumped up and looketlout of the carriage,
and—‘here was I,"ar the very place of start-
" ‘-ing-; we had not moved a rod "all the ‘while.
__ fhe driver had taken his horses away, aiiil
driven off with another stage, whilst I
1' dreamirig of Alderman GobbIe’s dinner.
ELETTER
'~§‘ROM AN AUNT IN IRI-I'I,ANI:'.'l‘Ir)l'H-.1-3!l'lViI-:.i}’ll'l-ziiv.
. “_D,.ea.r‘Ne]'7/ie'u_t—_-I havefiioi written you
since my last before now, because we liave
moved ‘from’-our former place of livina,
and I did hot know where a letter would
find you; but I now \virh.ple:isi'ire take mi‘
-pen to inform yo.u'=of tlie inelancholy news
I-I3ll\/IKI AL‘!
of-the_very%sp£(lre;ii__death_'of:your only living‘
the en rly part of last week, afte'i°'ai litiig—e'r'iri§'
illness of twelve months.
The poortnan was in viol_egit«gqpvr1l§ion‘s
the whole time of his sickness, lying per-
fectly _‘spe"e'chless and quiet, all theiwhile
talking incoherently, and calling for water.
I had no opportunity of informing you of
his 'cleiitlt_soo_n‘er, except ‘I had wrote you
by the lastpost, which went ‘off two days be-
fore hc plied, and then you would have had
postageflo pay. _I am at a ‘loss to t_ell._ what.
is death was occasioned by, but ‘I ‘fear ‘it
was bi"otig'ht'on by his last sickness, for he
was never well ten days together during the
wliole time of his ‘confinement. I believe
hissicknjess wasoccasioned by his eating too
much rabbit, stufled with peas and "gravy, or
peas and gravy stuffed with ‘rabbit'—-‘I can’:
tell which; but be that as it may, assoon as
he breathed his 5last, the doctors gave up all
"hopes_._of‘l_1.is ‘recovery. , V ,, _ '
iiieed not tell you "anything about his
age, for you will know that in December
neixtilie would have been ’ttvénty-fivesyears
'oi‘ld,'la'cki'ng ten months, and had ‘lie llivell
’tilItben‘, he would have been ijust'si’x’r‘no'iith‘s
dead. ._ . _ .
His property nowdeivolves to ‘his 'next or
kin, who all died some time ago, so that I
expect it will be divided _between us; and
you lt_I1t_)t.i_!Jl1"f3-pi‘o‘pe=i‘ty,7lS very valuable, for
he had a fi_ii_e,esta'fe which was sold to pay
his debts, .‘a'nd_7t"h_e,‘1‘e‘m‘aincle’r ‘he lost on i_t
horse race‘; but it was 'the’opi‘nion of every
one at the time‘, that he would have won the
race, if the _llO1'.S9_._Ile run against had not
been too fast 'fo'.1' liiin‘. -
I 5ne‘ve'r‘sa"tv'a man, and the docfors all
said So, wf'h‘o_ ‘observed directions, and took
medicine better than ‘he did. ' He said he
\t'ot1ld'a's soon drink ‘gruel as wine‘, if it only
had the same taste, and would as ‘soon "take
jalap ‘as beefstealt, if it only had the same rc-
lisli. . , -_
But, ‘poor soul, he will never eat or drink
‘more; and now you have not a living ‘rela-
tion in the world except myself and your
two cousins. who were killed in the war. I
can’t dwell on this mournful subject, and
shall seal my letter with black sealing wax,
and put on it your unclefs coat of arms; so
I beg you not to _br_eak the_se_pl when yt_)_1';
open the letter‘, and don’t open it till t_ht:ee.'o'r
four days. after you receive it, by which time
you will be prepared for the sorrowfuln we‘.
When you come to this place, stop. an‘ tlb
not read any more till my next. Your af-
fectionate aunt. . 4 y 1 ,‘
P. S. Dori’t write till you receive this.
A Good One.—‘ My dear. what shall_.\i§
name our babe,’ said Mr. Smith‘, the other
day. . . _, _. _. .
3Wh'y,,huz, Pve settled on Peter.-’ H I x
‘ Peter! Good Lord, I kiietv anian with
the simple name of Peter who could ‘earn
bissalt.’ . . - ' I - :5‘.--<2.
‘ Well, then, we’ll him -Salt Peter.’.
Slick, says he is acquainted with’ a“ma_u_
whrse hair is so red and luminous. that 1113:
wife frequently starts up at midnight and
imagines it sunrise, such ablazing hale does
place. now, the others may take theirs; I
just received by L. CLARK «'56 C0-
paid for my seat-—is’iit it 3. bargain?
- his head shed round the room.
Norwalk Chronicler